Joshua Penix wrote:
> On Aug 3, 2006, at 3:08 PM, Stewart Stremler wrote:
>
>
> I'm sure that both find and tmpwatch can take care of the symptom,
> but I suspect Mike was more interested in the cause. I'm interested
> as well, since I have one machine which exhibits the same behavior
> Mike is seeing andI don't believe it's something that BIND typically
> does. Yes I could just clean up the symptoms, but if the behavior is
> indicative of some sort of misconfiguration or bug, I'd much prefer
> to fix that.
The cause of the problem s BIND. The solution is very simple: djbdns.
For those that think it does not do zone transfers: axfrdns. It comes
with. It works.
While I am very serious that djbdns fixes all the problems that BIND
has, I marked this message as a troll as I know that some people *do*
foam at the mouth at the sight of the djb initials[1]. Other people are
firmly wedded to the way that BIND does things.
Those people I can do nothing for, except to say that there is another
way. I'm very happy using djbdns. It Just Works.
-john
who, at RHCE class instead of fighting with BIND, downloaded, compiled,
installed, and configured djbdns to solve the problem.
[1] djb has his own ideas, some good and some questionable. It is
possble to use djbdns without using his other tools (such as
daemontools), or being forced into a non-UNIXy filesystem layout. In
short, djbdns acts like any other UNIX program.
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